In 2002 SAP called to talk to me about becoming the chief executive of its North American business, which was struggling.
Using a platform from SAP, called SAP HANA, the company creates SentiMaps, which, as the name suggests, are color-coded, detailed maps showing how citizens feel about whatever they were polled about.
As Nature notes: "When the sunlight and the sap mix, chemicals from the sap, called furocoumarins, cause a phototoxic reaction to take place called phytophotodermatitis," which causes blistering and rashes on the skin.
At present, flower buds, flower stalk and leaf bases are edible, whereas the sap, called aguamiel, is collected for drinking fresh or for preparing the fermented drink called pulque.
Pine sap (called resin) is gathered and distilled to produce turpentine, used for paint thinning, varnishes, and cleaning solvents.
German enterprise resource planning (ERP) software maker SAP sap has finally grown tired of being called a dinosaur.
Yammer worked with a certified SAP developer, called Freeborders, which had both access to and a deep understanding of SAP software, to create the connection.
Near Phnom Penh a junction occurs between the Mekong and the Sab River, which connects it to the Tonle Sap, sometimes called the Great Lake.
Among the things they brought home was a sap liquor called ayahuasca - a weed that is supposed to invoke Technicolor dreams of bush spirits.
Prominent parties include three nonsocialist parties the Moderate Party (formerly the Conservative Party), the Centre Party, and the Liberal Party and two socialist parties the Swedish Social Democratic Workers Partyy (SAP; commonly called the Social Democratic Labour Party) and the Left Party (former Communist Party).
In this era the parties that still dominate Swedish politics today came into being: the Swedish Social Democratic Workers Partyy (SAP; commonly called the Swedish Social Democratic Party) was founded in 1889; liberal factions in the Riksdag merged into the Liberal Union in 1900; and conservatives united under the banner of the Conservative (later Moderate) Party in 1904.
